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LYRICS
It’s a long ride ’till the end of the road
Sure hoping my patience won’t explode
Saw a sign up ahead… read what it said
“Home is here… or wherever you make your bed”
Lay your head
Their endless loop of confusion
A contusion
End fruitless loops of confusion
Begin enthusiasm
Lay your head
ABOUT THE SONG
Chords — Capo 4
C Am
F C Am
Em Am
Written and recorded in Blacksburg, Virginia
Daniel — Vocals, Guitar
From the album Bungalow Bill’s Big Adventure
by Daniel Brouse
LYRICS
Where ever you may go… take care
Whatever you may show… show care
So long to all we fear
The future is now near
Though I love you so
I’ve gotta go
Chorus
Now we hear now is near
Time to serve the atmosphere
Chorus
As long as we’re suckin’ the oxygen
Might as well begin’ servin’
Chorus
What spirit animal are you?
ABOUT THE SONG
Chords — Am C Am Am+f
Am Em AM EM AM
C +f, Am +f
Written and recorded in Blacksburg, Virginia
Daniel — Vocals, Guitar
From the album Bungalow Bill’s Big Adventure
by Daniel Brouse
LYRICS
The quite chill of an autumn morning
The lichen might consider quite trite
But, the human glare finds it worthwhile to stare
As the fluid cascades amongst the solid
The sunlight cascades over the mountain top
Spilling colors of every hue
Any man must stop to ponder what it is we did
Every man must stop to wonder the wonder if we stop
Look what progress did to the fish
Look what our standard of living has lost
Look what it is we do
Maybe we should be careful for what we wish
Open our eyes. Open our ears. Heed the warning…
Before the waterfalls fall
ABOUT THE SONG
Dm
Am (slide down an octave while strumming)
Am / C
Written on October 20, 2012 at the Cascades and Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA. Motivated by The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment.
From the album Have Camera. Will Travel
by Daniel Brouse
LYRICS
Imagine all the heroes
Getting together
From zero
Hero + hero + hero + hero….
The sum of the parts
Results in the hearts
Of the super heroes
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
We come to know
Superhero
Imagine all the zeros
Adding up to more than nothing
Imagine all the humans
In perfect harmony as they sing
Chorus
Baby birds flapping their wings
Parting with land
As they understand
How to fly
As they understand… why
Chorus
ABOUT THIS SONG
Capo 1
Play C Em / F add D / C G
Written while waiting to go to the movie The Avengers at Virginia Tech on May 11, 2012.
LYRICS
The graduate
Moving up the ladder a bit
The graduate
Rung by rung
The world’s stage
Your skit
The graduate
Moving up the ladder a bit
The ruler of time
Measures your age
The impact you make
Whether you’re a hit
The graduate
Moving up the ladder a bit
The ruler of time
Deems you — sage
The more you create
The brighter you lit
The graduate
Moving up the ladder a bit
ABOUT THE SONG
Capo 5
Play Em Am7 D
Written at Virginia Tech on graduation day 2012… as I watched people in cap and gown getting down.
It has been quite some time since I’ve posted about the Tunesmith Adventures. That doesn’t mean I haven’t been thoroughly enjoying the audiences. I have been. Though I would like to film more of the adventures, live subjects can be tricky.
Anyway, the audiences have been great. One of my favorite times was in the Spring of 2011. I was sitting at the corner of Ridge and Butler in Ambler, Pennsylvania. A school bus with tinted windows stopped at the light in front of me. I thought the bus was empty and just kept playing my heart away. All of a sudden, a bunch of the windows opened and all these kids started screaming and clapping. Wow! What a thrill.
Speaking of thrills, there seems to be an outbreak of people inspired to do *human tricks* whenever I start playing my jigging music. The Spring of 2012 has brought many a thrill seeker. Several interesting characters have co-operated in West Chester, Pennsylvania to bring great entertainment to the people. There is a guy that likes to do bike tricks over my head… and another fellow, Nick, who likes to do flips and jumps off the adjacent wall… sometimes it will just be a group of children ranging in ages from 2 to 92 that breakout into a spontaneous dance troupe. You all are more fun than Vaudeville, a sideshow, and a 3-ring circus all rolled into one.
I thank each and every one of you. From those who come up because they feel compelled to offer me money, to those who roll down their windows shouting out with a wave and a smile — THANK YOU!
Sincerely,
Daniel Brouse
